A powerful, detailed guide written by a long time flight attendant to assist prospective flight attendants through the highly competitive airline application and interview process. Also included is complete insight into the flight attendant career, benefits, scheduling, a typical work day and numerous other aspects of the profession. Insiders tips and suggestions that guarantee an applicants ability to stand out in the interview or open house. Over 85 current interview questions are included along with current role play scenarios that you must be prepared for in your airline interview. A detailed overview of what to expect in flight attendant training and the information you need to know to succeed. A complete updated airline guide is also included listing requirements and contacts, as is the twenty four hour clock and city codes to prepare an applicant for pre-interview testing.
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Contains vital informaiton and material and absolutely delivers what it says it can Thumbs up to the author! -- E. Ajodha, New Jersey
Future flight attendants do not hestiate, order now! This book is a must have to prepare... -- G. Manning, Mississippi
This guide is a must have for anyone seeking a flight attendant career, truly information only an insider could know. -- J. Ivanoskis, Texas
Future flight attendants do not hestiate, order now! This book is a must have to prepare... -- G. Manning, Mississippi
This guide is a must have for anyone seeking a flight attendant career, truly information only an insider could know. -- J. Ivanoskis, Texas
About the Author
Kiki Ward began her career as an American Airlines flight attendant in 1986. She has worked as both an international and domestic flight attendant and is a recipient of "The Professional Flight Attendant Award". She has been selected to work aboard professional sports team charters and to represent American Airlines at celebrity and charity events around the country. Ms. Ward has also spoken at career day seminars and has received numerous awards as well as appearing in national magazine publications and many major airline publications.
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18 of 19 people found the following review helpful:
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Major Airline recruiter recommends this guide!,
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This review is from: The Essential Guide To Becoming A Flight Attendant (Paperback)
As an airline recruiter/interviewer for a major airline I have seen and heard about "The Essential Guide To Becoming A Flight Attendant" for for some time now. I checked it out personally recently and it is right on target. Anyone who reads and follows the information in this guide should have no problem being hired as an airline flight attendant. The questions Ms. Ward reveals in the guide are the exact ones I ask each day while interviewing flight attendant applicants and the tips on interview etiquette are right on. I wish all applicants were as prepared as those who have read this incredible book must be. Kudos for a professional job by a flight attendant professional!
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
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I GOT THE JOB!,
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I ordered this book just two weeks before my interview. The book arrived in two days and I read it. I read it again, and again. I studied the questions, practiced my answers, dressed how I was supposed to dress, walked how I was supposed to walk. This book worked, and I was offered a job as a flight attendant with a major airline on the spot. I start training next month and cannot wait. This book is what you need to have the upper edge over the other applicants- I was skeptical- but after being hired to the most sought after position in the aviation industry- I am a believer.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
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Prospective flight attendants need this book!,
By Katherine A. Kiley (Boston, MA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Essential Guide To Becoming A Flight Attendant (Paperback)
As someone who is just starting the rather grueling process of trying to become a flight attendant, I can attest to the accuracy and helpfulness of Ms. Ward's manual. Her wealth of experience comes shining through, page after page. After attending two interviews for major airlines, I found that all of what I had learned from The Essential Guide to Becoming a Flight Attendant was, indeed, essential! It helped me immeasurably - in fact, I was invited to a second interview with both carriers! Anyone serious about becoming a flight attendant in today's competitive market will appreciate Ms. Ward's insights--especially her sample (and very accurate) interview questions and tips on what to expect and how to plan for your interview. Ms. Ward is also available for follow-up advice by e-mail and she has been unfailingly helpful throughout my own interview process. I highly recommend the manual to anyone else in my position.
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"Since you have interest in pursuing a flight attendant career you have probably noticed flight attendants working aboard the airplane or in airports and wondered about their life, their career and most of all, how they got there!" Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
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"Since you have interest in pursuing a flight attendant career you have probably noticed flight attendants working aboard the airplane or in airports and wondered about their life, their career and most of all, how they got there!" Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
customer service work experience, open interview sessions, flight attendant career, open house interview, flight attendant position, airline interview, many flight attendants, professional flight attendant, fax your resume, flight attendant training, airline name, job hotline, airlines headquarters, vertical inches, career overview, customer service experience, travel benefits, airline website, reach test, most airlines Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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